The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-08
Personal and Society.

Personal and Society.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Scott will go to Chicago
tonight to make short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams will spend
portion of the winter in Florida
Mrs johnson, of Kansas City, is the guest of
her nece. Mrs J. L. Fletcher, on North Merid-
ian street.
Mr. and Mrs J. L. Smith and son will leave
in few days for Sacramento. Cal. to remain
indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Mcdonald will go to
Washington. D. c., to-day for an absence of
some length.
Miss Carrie Somsrville, of Findlay, o.. is Wis
iting Miss Nellie Swift, and will remain until
after Christmas.
Mrs. Provost who has been visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. S K Fletcher, for several weeks. will
return to her home IN Chicago to-day.
Mrs u. j. Hammond has left Boston, and is
making visit her mother in Washington.
She is expected home within a fortnight
Mrs. Caroline Edgerton, of Wayne county. is
Waiting friends IN this city. Mrs Edgerton is
well known from her numerous contributions to
literature.
The ''tea drinking" of the social circle or the
First Baptist Courch was held yesterday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Cable, on North
Tennessee street.
Mrs Sarah Stanhops, who has been making
her home with her daughter, Mrs. John Sloan,
for several years. left yesterday for Michigan to
visit another daughter.
The ladies of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
will give a social in the church parlors on Fri
day evening Supper will be served at 6:3O
o'clock, and the social part will follow.
The funeral of Henry Mankedick will occur at
the German Orphans Home at l o'clock to-day.
The services will be conducted by Rev. Peters
The burial will be at Grown Hill Cemetery.
The Indianapolis representatives of the Eiks
at the meeting OF their Grand Lodge in New
York, leave for that city to-day. They are VIM.
e. English, Joseph T. flaming. Frank 2. Wade
John j. Curtis and John Martin.
The ladies OF the Fifth Presbyterian Church
will give fair and Christmas carnival the
evenings of the 18th and 14th of December the
cantata of Little Red Riding Hood" will be
given the first evening. and a concert by the
Silver-toned Quartet on the second. Nearly
1000 tickets have already been sold Fancy
articles will be on sale, and also refreshments.
Mr.. Otto Aneshansel and Miss Annie Cum
bingham, daughter of Mrs E. B. Twyman. were
married last evening at o'clock. at No 50 West
Walnut street. Rev. Reuben Jeffery officiating.
About thirty guests were present, besides the
relatives OF the contracting parties. The pres
ents were numerous and beautiful. The bride
and groom established their home beforehand,
repairing there to be made one.
On Jan. l. 1885, Mr.. Ferdinand Winter will
become q member of the firm OF Baker Hord Sc
Hendricks The firm will continue to do bust
under its present name at its present quar-
tiers. Chancellor Winter" as he is familiarly
called by his professional friends. has rn ade an
enviable reputation as an attorney during his
practice in the city. and is regarded as valua-
bic addition to the strength of the firm.
'.Recitations for Christmas" Is the title of q
Usher, of this city. The Selections, which con-
sist of both prose and verse. are gathered from
many sources by "Margret Holiness" author of
the Chamber Over the Gate" and made
with good judgment. The book will be OF
to persons engaged in arranging school and
church entertainments. Price, % cents
S. A. Jones' of Tampa Fla. was here yester-
day in the interest of a project that promises to
improve the transportation of articles from
Cuba and South America, via Tampa. to the
inland cities of the country. To carry out this
ia tn he
asked from Congress Mr. Jones wants the
Board of Trade of this city to consider the cues
ton, and it will doubtless be taken I'D by that
body to-day.
The social given last evening by Mrs. f. W.
Baugher and her Sunday-school class at her
residence. No 1872 North Alabama street, was
very largely attended. aud was both. socially and
financially, quite success. A short musical
programme rendered in q delightful man
ner after which refreshments were served and
fancy articles were sold from booth. The
proceeds were for the benefit of the English
Lutheran Church.
Hon Arthur OConnor ana Sir Thomas Es-
monde have been highly entertained by their
friends since their arrival in the city, Mon
day evening last. On Tuesday they were enter
tanned at dinner by Mr.. D. &. Butler brother
of the late bishop of Limerick and a few
friends. after which they taken through
the new Statehou Yesterday afternoon thew
were taken in charge bv large party of friends,
who went to Greenfield to inspect the natural
gas wells. They leave to-day at IL o'clock for
Cleveland. where thew speak Friday night
going thence to Pittsoure- Both gentlemen
were highly pleased with their interviews with
Indianapolis business men, from whom they
received great amount of valuable informa-
ton.
The Fat home given by Mrs. Charles E.
kregelo yesterday afternoon, in compliment to
her friend and guest. Mrs. Bradshaw, of Ev-
anston. was delightful entertainment in every
respect The thmb bic and fancy work filed all
gaps between conversations. making the gather
ing that much more informal There
quite number OF strangers present Mrs.
kreeeio was assisted by her daughters, Carrie
and Kate. Among the friends were Mrs. Pre-
vosf, of Chicago; Mrs Edgerton. of Wayne
county; Miss Hughs. of Louisville Mrs. Stanton
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